En tant qu’Américain, cela m’a bouleversé. Merci du fond du coeur à M. Malhuret.

I know that’s what I thought it was, especially with those colors.

I remember the early days a couple years ago when it kept trying to write Ruby in an elixir file. I’m (sadly) not working in .ex at the moment — is that better now?

I finally axed it a month ago. I miss what is was 10 years ago, but it’s become a cancer again.

I know half a dozen liberals who are buying guns now. Mixed feelings about this.

Aeropress is the GOAT. But having to figure out how to make coffee before one has *had* the coffee is one of nature’s cruelest jokes.

Anything with a budget under $100k mark (probably more like $250k or more, now) was effectively impossible if it wasn't also doable self-service. AI tools effectively erase this gap, but the scope of greenfield ideas that are now possible is vast.

This is, if your problem is too hard for off-the-shelf tools with maybe a little customization, but isn't an economic opportunity in the tens of millions at minimum, you can't afford the dev team you need to make it happen.

The former

Agreed that kind sucks